Whether any violation of the provisions of this article or
any final order of the director or the board results in
prosecution or conviction or not, any such violation is a
nuisance which may be abated upon application by the chief to
the circuit court of the county in which such nuisance or any
part thereof exists, or to the judge thereof in vacation. Upon
application by the director, the circuit courts of this state
may by mandatory or prohibitive injunction compel compliance
with all final orders of the director or board. Any application
for an injunction to compel compliance with any final order of
the director or board shall be made to the circuit court of any
county in which the modification to which the order relates is
proposed to be made, or in which the modification to which the
order relates is situate or would be situate upon completion
thereof. Upon application by the director to the circuit court
of the county in which a municipal corporation is located, or in
which any person resides or does business, or to the judge
thereof in vacation, such court may by injunction require the
performance of any duty imposed upon such municipal corporation
or person by the provisions of this article. The court may issue
a temporary injunction in any case pending a decision on the
merits of any application filed. In cases of modifications where
irreparable damage will result from any delay incident to the
administrative procedures set forth in this article, the director
may forthwith apply to the circuit court of any county in which
the modification is taking place for a temporary injunction. Such court may issue a temporary injunction pending final
disposition of the case by the director or the board, in the
event an appeal is taken to the board.

The judgment of the circuit court upon any application
permitted by the provisions of this section is final unless
reversed, vacated or modified on appeal to the supreme court of
appeals. Any such appeal shall be sought in a manner provided by
law for appeals for circuit courts in other civil cases, except
that the petition seeking such review must be filed with said
supreme court of appeals within ninety days from the date of
entry of the judgment of the circuit court.

The director shall be represented in all such proceedings
by the attorney general or his or her assistant and in such
proceedings in the circuit court by the prosecuting attorneys of
the several counties as well, all without additional
compensation.